Alaska Nanooks Rout Pacific Union 121-35

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Alaska’s women’s basketball team opened its 2026-27 season with a 121-35 win over Pacific Union, its first 100-point game since 2006. The Nanooks men’s hockey team beat Stonehill 2-1 on the road, scoring twice early in the third period before holding off a late goal. Alaska’s volleyball team lost to Western Oregon in five sets after winning the opener and rallying to take the fourth; Haylee Lyons led the Nanooks with 18 kills. The women’s swimming team, unbeaten in three dual meets, was scheduled to face Seattle University and Pacific in a double-dual meet on Saturday.

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